- Grants since 2016
- 95
- Awarded, last 5 years (where amounts are published)
- —
- Funded works, last 5 years
- 1 463
- Funded works, all time
- 9 548
Grants
2018–2019 · research · Programme
UK MS Register Extension 2018
David Ford · Swansea University
2018 · research
How do depression and anxiety symptoms and cognitions relate to disability and employment in Multiple Sclerosis?: a study using the UK MS Register data.
Dawn Langdon · University of London
2018–2019 · research · Project grant application
Do oligodendroglial cells in demyelinated lesions promote or inhibit axon regeneration?
Charles Ffrench-Constant · University of Edinburgh
2018–2021 · research · Project grant application
Ensuring effective treatments are available to people with Multiple Sclerosis: addressing the value for money issue
Annie Hawton · University of Exeter
2018–2022 · research · Project grant application
Vestibular Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis: improving vertigo, mobility and quality of life of people with MS. (VeRMiS)
Jon Marsden · University of Plymouth
2018–2021 · research · Project grant application
Life-style, Exercise and Activity Package for People living with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis
Monica Busse · Cardiff University
2018–2019 · research · Commission Grant
Outcomes Working Group: Improving longitudinal spinal cord atrophy measurements in progressive multiple sclerosis by using the Generalised Boundary Shift Integral (GBSI)
Frederik Barkhof · UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology
2018–2021 · research · Project grant application
Restoring oxygenation to the inflamed CNS
Kenneth Smith · UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology
2018–2020 · research
Longitudinal associations between fatigue, wellbeing, mobility, quality of life, and impact of MS.
Jet Veldhuijzen Van Zanten · University of Birmingham
2018–2019 · research · Commission Grant
Trial Designs Group: Developing an innovative and efficient trial design to identify effective treatments for progressive MS
Jennifer Nicholas · London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
2018–2019 · research
The health-related quality of life, fatigue severity, and walking limitations of people with Multiple Sclerosis by key socio-demographic and clinical characteristics: A cross-sectional and longitudinal analysis, incorporating a cost-effectiveness perspective
Annie Hawton · University of Exeter
2018–2020 · research · Project grant application
Understanding the role of lipid-regulated LXR mediated networks in driving pathogenic T cells in people with multiple sclerosis
Elizabeth Jury · University College London
2018–2021 · training · PhD studentship application
Developing an evidence-based cognitive screening pathway for people with Multiple Sclerosis
Roshan Das Nair · University of Nottingham
2017–2018 · research · Commission Grant
Cost of not treating Multiple Sclerosis with a Disease Modifying Therapy
Ceri Phillips · Swansea University
2017–2019 · research · Project grant application
The role of neuronal chemokine expression in the pathogenesis of Multiple Sclerosis
Richard Reynolds · Imperial College London
2017–2018 · research · Programme
UK MS Register - extension for further funding
David Ford · Swansea University
2017–2023 · research · Collaborative Clinical Trial
MS-STAT2: A phase 3 randomised, double blind, clinical trial investigating the effectiveness of repurposed simvastatin compared to placebo in secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, in slowing the progression of disability
Jeremy Chataway · University College London
2017–2022 · research · Collaborative Clinical Trial
MS-STAT2 MRI
Jeremy Chataway · University College London
2017–2019 · training · PhD studentship application
Identification of novel microglia-derived therapeutic targets for remyelination in multiple sclerosis
Veronique Miron · University of Edinburgh
2017–2021 · research · Project grant application
Gas6 as an immune-regulating repair molecule for the CNS after demyelination
Sassan Hafizi · University of Portsmouth
2017–2018 · research · Project grant application
Functional outcomes and cost-efficiency of specialist rehabilitation for people with multiple sclerosis
Wei Gao · King's College London
2017–2019 · research · Project grant application
Changing physical activity behaviour in people with MS: iSTEP-MS
Jennifer Ryan · Brunel University of London
2017–2021 · research · Project grant application
Pro-inflammatory feedback loops in progressive multiple sclerosis: a role for the intrathecal antibody repertoire
Edgar · University of Glasgow
2017–2018 · research · Innovative grant application
Gene expression regulation in CD4+ T-cell dysfunction in multiple sclerosis
Neil Robertson · Cardiff University
2017–2019 · research · Project grant application
Heparan mimetics as a novel therapeutic for multiple sclerosis
Susan Barnett · University of Glasgow
2017–2020 · research · Project grant application
TSPO in glia cells as a novel target to promote neuroprotection in MS
Sandra Amor · Queen Mary University of London
2017–2020 · research · Commission Grant
Intervention to support individuals around the point of Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis
Roshan Das Nair · University of Nottingham
2016 · research · Project grant application
How people with MS experience interaction with healthcare professionals: A thematic synthesis
Andrew Soundy · University of Birmingham
2016–2019 · research · Project grant application
The myelinic channel in inflammatory disease
Edgar · University of Glasgow
2016–2017 · research · Project grant application
A feasibility study to determine whether the daily consumption of flavonoid-rich pure cocoa has the potential to reduce fatigue in people with Relapsing and Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS).
Shelly Coe · Oxford Brookes University
2016–2018 · research · Project grant application
CRIMSON - Considering Risk and benefits In Multiple Sclerosis treatment selectiON
Ana Manzano · University of Leeds
2016–2019 · research · Project grant application
Identifying the master regulators of transcription in multiple sclerosis through single cell expression profiling
Stephen Sawcer · University of Cambridge
2016–2017 · research · Innovative grant application
Investigating novel biomarkers of axon pathology to predict prognosis in multiple sclerosis
Alastair Wilkins · University of Bristol
2016–2018 · research · Project grant application
Protection from MS by vitamin D: Regulation of expression of MS-associated HLA-DR tissue antigens
Robert Busch · University of Roehampton
2016–2017 · research · Innovative grant application
Establishment of a CD46-T cells zebrafish model to study brain inflammation
Anne Astier · University of Edinburgh
2016–2018 · training · PhD studentship application
Implementing cognitive rehabilitation for people with MS: Translating research into clinical practice.
Avril Drummond · University of Nottingham
2016–2019 · research · Project grant application
Is Fractalkine (CX3CL1) a master regulator of remyelination in MS?
Anna Williams · University of Edinburgh
2016–2018 · research · Project grant application
High dose Simvastatin treatment for Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis: Impact on vascular perfusion and oxidative damage.
John Greenwood · University College London
2016–2017 · research · Commission Grant
What influences healthcare professionals’ prescribing of disease modifying treatments for multiple sclerosis in the UK? A mixed methods study
David French · University of Manchester
2016–2019 · research · Project grant application
Does early treatment prevent progression? Long term follow-up of alemtuzumab patients.
Alasdair Coles · University of Cambridge